"I, their teacher, was the only real casualty with a case of poison ivy, a broken finger, and a 38,000 word count."
Teenagers are a maddening species of energy. November was an active month of corralling kids to
Posted by: Lindsey Grant on 12/14/2009
"I, their teacher, was the only real casualty with a case of poison ivy, a broken finger, and a 38,000 word count."
Teenagers are a maddening species of energy. November was an active month of corralling kids to
Posted by: Chris Baty on 12/11/2009
We've put together a post-event survey for all NaNoWriMo 2009 participants, and would be grateful if you could take a few minutes to fill it out. There are no essay questions this year, we promise, and your feedback will help us make NaNo even better next year. Your short, refreshing survey awaits!
Chris
Posted by: Chris Baty on 12/07/2009
How winners collect their codes from the I Wrote A Novel, Now What? page.
Because it's sometimes hard to know what to do with ourselves when NaNoWriMo ends, we've put together our annual collection of special Winner goodies and tips on revisions and life after NaNo.
No Plot? No Problem! is the official, rollicking guide to NaNo. Pick up a signed copy in the OLL Store, or get it from Amazon, BetterWorld.com or your local shop.
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